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 De Rubertis abandons the synthesizer and sits at the piano, unfolding well-developed melodies and lyrics that move between Capossela and Conte.

 There’s also room, in the opinion of the writer, for a gem: Signorina, track number 11. Contagious rhythm, almost fox trot, with lyrics that are hard to grasp but fit perfectly with the music.

Gianluca De Rubertis, half of Il Genio, releases his first solo album 'Autoritratti con oggetti' abandoning synths for piano-based melodies. The album showcases poetic lyrics rich in metaphors and playful wordplays, drawing comparisons to artists like Capossela and Conte. While some tracks drag with forced metaphors and filler moments, standout songs like 'Signorina' bring a contagious rhythm and charm. Overall, it's a convincing debut with room for growth. Listen to Gianluca De Rubertis’ poetic debut and discover his unique blend of piano melodies and vivid storytelling.